The Air Quality Early Warning System (AQEWS) predicts that Delhi's air quality will remain in the "poor" category until at least Saturday. A bulletin released on Wednesday evening stated: "The air quality is likely to stay 'poor' from Thursday to Saturday, with the outlook for the next six days also indicating 'poor' air quality."

Delhi's air quality has once again taken a turn for the worse, dropping to "poor" at 7 am today, December 12. This decline follows a moderate air quality reading, on average, over the past 24 hours, with a reading taken at 4 pm on December 11.

Air quality in the national capital once again slipped in the 'poor' category, after a day of light rains brought respite from the high AQI.

Delhi's AQI continued to be in the 'poor' category, even as some areas in the city showed improved air quality

Delhi experiences a slight improvement in air quality as the AQI remains in the poor category for three consecutive days, recorded at 268.

With the mercury dipping many notches below normal, the national capital recorded the coldest day of the season on Wednesday. The minimum temperature dropped to 4.9 degrees Celsius - five degrees below the normal for this time of year.

Delhi experienced its coldest morning this season with temperatures dropping to 4.9°C. Fog and smog blanketed the city, and a cold wave is predicted to grip northern India until mid-December. Air quality remains poor,

Delhi experienced the season's coldest morning on Wednesday, December 11, with the minimum temperature dropping to 4.9 degrees Celsius. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) recorded a minimum of 4.

The national capital recorded a significant dip in temperatures on Wednesday as the mercury fell to about 4.9 degrees Celsius